New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
MINISTER'S WHO DESIRE a VACATION

MANY CHURCHES TO BE KEPT OPEN THE GREATER
PART OF THE SUMMER
In THE TRIBUNE last Sunday article was published
on the vacation plans OF the city cergymen The follow
ing is an additional list:
"Iexpect TO spend the summer vacation at Milford
PENN on the Delaware River" writes the Rev. Dr. j. NJ
worra of the Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
who adds:
pulpit will DO supplied S BY The Rev JSn Closed SnT ~:
ny anniversary the fifth OF my pastorate Of ms
church Win flowers as ns in the day for the o.
Review Of the Past Five Years the ct ,.
church In In the Eve Years preached sol
% aS& penioa@e
80; S sne ne he. v in that time for
slO04G home $4,000 Good work ior semido~n'
The Rev. Dr. James D. Wilson will spend the summer
at Spring Mills. Centre County Penn his o,rthpsoe.
Ing the summer The Rev. William Belden will preach
during June. and the Rev. Dr. Herrick Johnson OK
Chicago. during July and August
The Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Kerr says;
The Fourth Presbyterian Church will remain open ior
Sn s ' sso1as
ns PULPIT The s1s9es srsd
Jour chapel viii be opsn throughout me simmer and
The Church of Strangers is always open oil the
year and the Rev G +. Deems will take no vacation:
During most August bet sundays he Will DO az
Kew East " j., the summer School or Philosopny,
which hold its meetings there from August 10 TO
The Rev Edward NJ. Deems will spend August at Key
East. j., the Atlantic coast Westminster ,s presoy.
always free. The pulpit will be supplied BY ministers
whose services the Session will secure.
The Rev. w. d. Buchanan, OF the Seventh Avenue
Chapel Will spend the summer at Narragansett Per'
Three Harlem churches viii have union services for
nine weeks On July g. 10 and u they VIII De neia ~
and August in the Pilgrim Congregational Church and
on August IA 81 and % in the Church OF the Pnrtana
Rcformed Church. at Fortyeighth-st and Fifth has
had OF absence until October on account OF ms
severe illness He steadily and surely getting back ns
strength The church will be closed from the second 70
the sunday in July for cleaning Gn then the Rsv
Rev W. W. Clark during August Further arrangements
have been perfected .s r,,.,-
The Collegiate Church. at Twenty ninthst and Fifth.
ave- will closed during August when the pastor the
Rev DR.. William ormiston, will spend his vacation in
The Rev. Dr. Roderick Terry will spend his summer
saDsaT to IN preac In the south Reformed Church
The Rev. Dr. I. W. Chambers VIII spend ne summer ~
Raritan n j. His church. at No IA Lafayette place.
will not closed; number of ministers will supply the
pulpit IN his absence , . -. .s
summer In the city, ST. Georges Protestant Episeo-
nal Church will not he closed His assistants and Pro
lessor Clark OF Toronto, will supply the pulpit 10 me
absence OF the rector Seats are always Tree III tns
church. =, ,,A.A ,u -.
be closed The Rev. Dr. James NJ; King Will take ms va.
cation in August and wiz spend II IN sTaSens ana
lessor j. p Phelps Of the Genesee Wesleyan seminary.
VIII supply the pulpit during a Ssi sGS AL ,ns euh
The Rev. Dr. Edward Judson, OF the Berean Bapas}
Church will nd his vacation Lake Placid n w. and
in his absence the Rev. James NJ. Bruce Will preach Inc
church will not be closed. .,
passengers who sailed yesterday on the Umbria fos
Europe Dr. Hall makes visit every summer to me 9id
homei i'm the north Of Ireland He win not return to tho
city until the part OF sePtember Many personal
friends of DR. Hall and his wife and members OF the
Enh Avenue Presbyterian Church came down to the
stesmer to bid them farewell On the mbria also with
Dr. Hall were Bishop Hellmuth and bis WE; On tne
Weste inland the Red Star inetne friends OF the Kew
DR. Charles H. Parkhnrst OF the Madison square Pres-
bvterian Church, assembled TO bid him goodbye ID.
Parkhurst will pass summer in Germany and northern
Europc The Rev. D. B. Mills sailed also by the VISIT
ernland . A., D. ~, xf.ru.n D,~
waved him IA wells from the pier As the Normands
sailed DIT DIX win tho city about October